Ottawa Cyclones Rally Falls Short In 21-20 Loss
Ottawa Cyclones staged a furious final quarter comeback at Atchison but fell short, 21-20, as Reusch connected on a late touchdown pass to Ronnie Showaller and booted the extra point was wide on previous drive. The Redmen led 21-13 after two scores in the third. Ottawa outgained Atchison 108 rushing yards in the fourth and earned eight first downs in the period. Coach Harold Wallace praised the second half comeback, saying the team played better after halftime.
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Pomona Pirates Top Scranton in Homecoming Thriller
Pomona quarterback Ralph Nelson and Goracke combined for two first half scores to spark the Pirates to a 19-5 win over Scranton in the homecoming game. Pomona, led by Go racke with two touchdowns, built a 13-0 lead in the third quarter as Scranton’s lone score came late in the game. Scranton threatened early but Pomona’s defense held, while penalties wiped two Pomona touchdowns from the first quarter.
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Colts Favored To Snap Back And Beat Rams
Associated Press sports summary notes the Baltimore Colts led by Johnny Unitas and Rick Casares as 14 point favorites over the Los Angeles Rams, with other NFL matchups including the Bears vs 49ers and Browns vs Cowboys. Key injuries include Jim Mutscheller out for the Colts and Willie Galimore out for the Bears.
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New York Pledges Stadium for 1962 Expansion
New York mayor Wagner pledges a 1962 stadium as the National League expansion committee meets in Chicago. Wagner and Bill Shea press for a franchise, amid hopeful comments from Ford Frick and Warren Giles about New York’s chances.
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Melvern Rolls Over Quenemo in Eight-Man Football
Melvern routed Quenemo 43 to 6 with a fast start, a 9-0 lead off a Jim Ivey touchdown pass to Dale Lilly and a Melvern safety. Fain Price added two rushing TDs and a 65 yard punt return in the third quarter. Ronnie Knight connected for a 23 yard TD to Tom Meiers for Quenemo.
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Former Judge Roy J. McMullen Dies in Great Bend
Roy J. McMullen 72 of Great Bend former district judge for Barton Rice and Stafford counties died Friday after a short illness. He retired in January 1958 after 12 years on the bench and had practiced law in Ellinwood St John Dodge City and Great Bend. Funeral set for Monday at 2 pm at the Presbyterian Church.
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Bowling Scores Friday Light Ladies League Report
Readable lines show individual scores for teams Colby Fairmont Pence Pence-2 High eyes H McClay and others. Notable highs include 464 for H Harber and 554 for Wolgast with 208-554 Trout and 217-526 Solar. Multiple players posted scores around 180s to 215.
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KU Enrollment To All Time High
Lawrence AP report says University of Kansas total fall enrollment reached 10,036, a record. New freshmen numbered 2,038 and total Lawrence campus enrollment rose to 9,235. The medical school in Kansas City reports 710 students.
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Williamsburg Panthers Win Homecoming With Two Blocked Punts
Williamsburg Panthers defeat Northern Heights 20 to 14 as two second half blocked punts set up scoring drives. Phil Pierso opened scoring with a 7 yard run and Cromwell added the extra point, while Terry Thornbrugh forced a fumble and hit for a score on a punt return.
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New Pro Loop Expected To Draw Crowds
Mike Rathet previews a forthcoming professional loop event drawing crowds from city venues and regional fans. The feature highlights key athletes, sponsors, and anticipated headlining performances set to boost attendance and media attention.
AFL Files Antitrust Suit Against NFL Over Franchises
Baltimore AP The rookie American Football League sues the NFL in federal court to stop expansion into AFL territories. The 18 game schedule drew 337335 fans total, averaging under 20,000 per game, with two rival matchups on Sunday. Houston Oilers meet Dallas Texans, New York Titans face Bills, Patriots visit Raiders, and Broncos play Chargers, in games broadcast by ABC. some markets blackout.
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Emporia State Edges Washburn in Central Conference clash
Emporia State defeated Washburn 7 to 6 in a Central Conference football game Friday night. Washburn led with a 2 yard run by Bob Ogle and a failed extra point kick. A 34 yard pass from Joe Enser to Jim Meyer tied the score, and Bill James kicked the winning point as Emporia State gained 143 rushing yards to Washburn's 242.
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NFL Antitrust Suit Seeks Franchise Withdrawals
The prepareseer court was urged to require NFL franchises be withdrawn, with treble damages asked under federal antitrust laws. The AFL claimed the NFL and its 14 teams sought to lure potential members of a new league by promising older league franchises.
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Football Scores Across The State Reveals Tight Games
A varied slate shows Miami at 21 over South Carolina Drake 14, Evansville 0, Wayne 20 to Neb Westryan 7, Emporia State 7, and Washburn leading Barkaville 6. Many high school results follow across Kansas with multiple close finishes and notable line scores.
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Brief Abilene Stop For President Eisenhower Visit
President Eisenhower will spend about 90 minutes in Abilene Kansas for a quick inspection of the Eisenhower Library Building under construction. He will travel by helicopter from Schilling Air Force Base to Abilene Municipal Airport and tour the Eisenhower Center before returning to Salina and then to Denver.
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